12oz(8in^3orange/1.25oz)=76.8 in^3 of oranges...
Vo=(4p(3.5/2)^3)/3=22.45 in^3 per orange...
76.8 in^3(orange/22.45 in^3)=3.42 oranges...
Round down to 3 oranges.
C, since the radius is 10 multiply by 2 and 100 x 3.14 is 314
Step-by-step explanation:
l = length
w = width
l/w = 5/2
l = 5w/2
l×w = 1000ft²
(5w/2)×w = 1000
5w²/2 = 1000
5w² = 2000
w² = 400
w = 20ft
l = 5w/2 = 5×20/2 = 5×10 = 50ft
the length is 50ft.
the width is 20ft.
Answer:
George doesn't have enough money because the total cost of what he wants to buy costs $16.48 and he has $15. This means he needs an extra $1.48 to be able to buy what he needs
Step-by-step explanation:
From the above question:
George has $15. He tries to buy a movie ticket ($9.00), a pretzel ($2.65), a drink ($1.35), and two veggie cups ($1.74 each) but he does not have enough money.
Look at the numerical expression George used: 15 −( 9 + 2.65 + 1.35 + 2(1.74) )
Use the order of operations to simplify this expression.
Using the order of operations we have:
=$ 15 - (9 + 2.65 + 1.35 + 2(1.74) )
= $15 -( 9 + 2.65 + 1.35 + 3.48 )
=$ 15 - (16.48)
= $-1.48
George doesn't have enough money because the total cost of what he wants to buy costs $16.48 and he has $15. This means he needs an extra $1.48 to be able to buy what he needs
Answer:
$68.97
Step-by-step explanation:
Markup is the difference between the cost of an item and the price at which it is sold:
cost price + markup = selling price
Here, the markup is said to be 70%. The base for that percentage can be either the cost price or the selling price. The way this question is worded suggests the markup is 70% of the cost price.
So, we have ...
cost price + 0.70 × cost price = selling price
or
cost price × (1 + 0.70) = selling price
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Then, to find the cost price, we can divide by its coefficient in this equation. Doing that gives ...
cost price = (selling price)/1.70
cost price = $117.25/1.70 = $68.97
The store's purchase price before the markup for this item was $68.97.
